Organismal Foundations of Biology - Honors
University of North Alabama
A study of the evolution, diversity, and ecology of organisms, with a focus on form and function of plants and animals, designed for biology and other science majors or minors. Three class periods; one 2-hour laboratory period per week.
Credits
4 credits
Course Code
BI 112H
Prerequisites, corequisites, and courses that build on this one
Prerequisites
Complete these courses before enrolling
Required For
Courses that require this course as a prerequisite
- BI 4724 credits
Histology
- BI 4633 credits
Plant Taxonomy
- BI 4534 credits
Southeastern Fishes
- BI 4523 credits
Entomology
- BI 4513 credits
Ornithology
- BI 4334 credits
Embryology
- BI 4294 credits
Marine Botany
- BI 4192 credits
Tropical Ecology
- BI 4134 credits
Marine Behavioral Ecology
- BI 4124 credits
Marine Ecology
- BI 4084 credits
Marine Vertebrate Zoology
- BI 4034 credits
Marine Invertebrate Zoology
- BI 3634 credits
Vascular Plants
- BI 3624 credits
Non-Vascular Plants
- BI 3414 credits
Natural History of the Vertebrates
- BI 3404 credits
Invertebrate Zoology
- BI 3114 credits
Animal Physiology
- BI 3104 credits
Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy
- BI 3084 credits
Marine Biology
- BI 3074 credits
Microbiology
- BI 3064 credits
Genetics
- BI 200W2 credits
Biological Literature